One member of this dynasty earned his epithet through projects like the Aqueduct of Free Waters. Charles Napier took an alias and won the Battle of Cape St. Vincent during the "War of the Two Brothers," a conflict between this dynasty's members better known as the Liberal Wars. This family was manipulated by the Marquis de Pombal in the Tavora Affair, and included an English queen accused of conspiring to poison her husband by Titus Oates in the (*) Popish plot. The wife of Charles II, Catherine, belonged to this dynasty, which saw an "answer to Versailles" built at Mafra by a king known as "the Magnanimous," John V. Members of this dynasty issued the Law of the Free Womb and the Golden Law in a colonial possession,
One member of this dynasty earned his epithet through projects like the Aqueduct of Free Waters. Charles Napier took an alias and won the Battle of Cape St. Vincent during the "War of the Two Brothers," a conflict between this dynasty's members better known as the Liberal Wars. This family was manipulated by the Marquis de Pombal in the Tavora Affair, and included an English queen accused of conspiring to poison her husband by Titus Oates in the (*) Popish plot. The wife of Charles II, Catherine, belonged to this dynasty, which saw an "answer to Versailles" built at Mafra by a king known as "the Magnanimous," John V. Members of this dynasty issued the Law of the Free Womb and the Golden Law in a colonial possession, and its Joseph I saw his reign marred by catastrophic 1755 earthquake. Pedro of Brazil belonged to, for 10 points, what Portuguese dynasty that ruled from 1640 to 1901 and supplanted the Aviz?
One member of this dynasty earned his epithet through projects like the Aqueduct of Free Waters.
{Braganza} Dynasty [or {House} of {Braganza} or {Braganca}]